Semitic Languages Institute

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Do you live near Jerusalem ? Interested in learning Spoken Arabic ? We offer the best books with audio content, developed and improved for over 3 decades by Dr. Moin Halloun. Payment on delivery, and no delivery charges (FREE delivery). To order, please contact us via phone or WhatsApp on: +972522639393.
Spoken Arabic Level 1: 115 NIS
Spoken Arabic Level 2: 115 NIS
Practical dictionary of Spoken Arabic: 211 NIS
For online purchase, please visit our website www.semitics.org/shop and use the following coupon for free delivery: Jerusalem.

Learn spoken Arabic online in July/August intensive courses. Our story began in the late 80s, in a vibrant city, rich in history and mythology: Jerusalem. Back then, a young PHD holder in Semitic languages developed and published the first edition of "Spoken Arabic for Foreigners" methodology. Little did he know, his methodology would help countless students from all around the globe to learn Spoken Arabic.

You will benefit from:
- Prof. Dr. Halloun's methodology and curriculums.
- Extensive experience in teaching foreigners.
- Experienced and skilled tutors
- Limited seats equals high quality sessions.
- Resources designed specifically for foreigners.
- Acquiring knowledge from the comfort of your home.

Each student will be assessed and assigned to the course that befits his level (beginner, intermediate, or advanced)

Register for courses | Semitic Languages Institute July/August Online Arabic intensive courses for beginners, intermediate, and advanced. 60 academic hours each course. 20 sessions in total.

Cours d'arabe parlé palestinien, volume I, prend le parti d’être le plus rapide possible dans l’exposé des définitions et des règles grammaticales, et de faire confiance à une acquisition empirique, par la pratique, des structure fondamentales de la langue.

Cours d'arabe parlé palestinien, Volume 1 | Institut des langues sémitiques La traduction en français du manuel d’arabe parlé palestinien de Moin Halloun est bienvenue. Il contribuera, avec d’autres souhaitons-le, à combler une sérieuse lacune : voilà bien longtemps en effet qu’on n’avait plus publié dans notre langue, sinon de façon confidentielle, d’ouvra...

Want to learn Arabic? Look no further. Spoken Arabic, Level I, is the best methodology on the market, proven and perfected by years of experience. It fits the needs of every beginner and intermediate student looking to speak fluent Arabic using an enjoyable and highly efficient methodology.

Spoken Arabic, Level I | Semitic Languages Institute This is a one of a kind books that provides a clear systematic methodology on teaching foreigners the spoken dialect of Arabic. This book is user friendly to those students who do not read Arabic script; Dr. Halloun utilizes a system of transcription using Latin characters and symbols to write the w...

"Jeder, der sich privat oder beruflich im Heiligen Land aufhält, wird das Befürfnis nach einem Leitfaden des gesprochenen palästinensischen Arabisch verspüren. Mit dem vorliegenden Werk hat Dr. Moin Halloun, ein in Semitistik und Arabistik promovierter Hochschullehrer an der Universität Bethlehem, einem seit langem empfundenen Mangel abgeholfen. Sein Lehrbuch genügt wissenschaftlichen Ansprüchen ebenso wie den Bedürfnissen der Praxis." Prof. Otto Jastrow Vorwort

Lehrbuch des Palästinensisch-Arabischen: Band 1 | SLI An Introduction by Prof. Otto Jastrow VorwortWer sich in einem beliebigen Land der arabischen Welt bewegt und mit dem Mann auf der Straße in direkten Kontakt treten will, braucht arabische Sprachkenntnisse. In alltäglichen Gesprächssituationen verwenden Arabischsprechende jedoch nicht die moderne...

Due to an intensive interaction with the rest of the world in
consequence of the globalization, the Arabic language is rapidly
changing its syntax, lexicon and style. Hundreds of lexemes were
innovated and used in Media Arabic and not registered in modern
dictionaries.

A Lexicon of Innovations used in Media Arabic | Semitic Languages Institute Due to an intensive interaction with the rest of the world inconsequence of the globalization, the Arabic language is rapidlychanging its syntax, lexicon and style. Hundreds of lexemes wereinnovated and used in Media Arabic and not registered in moderndictionaries.
-This lexicon was compiled based...